FAULHABER is introducing a new Motion Control System. More precisely: The world's smallest Integrated Motion Controller.

Today, every large event includes an elaborate laser show. Laser projections are used at trade fairs, in advertising, art, and at architectural events.

The TKX allows for the production of small series and individual pieces economically, using a FAULHABER motor in the electric drive of the automatic changer.

Impressive accuracy through the latest chip technology. With the launch of the IEP3, FAULHABER expands its product line with an incremental encoder which, thanks to the latest chip technology, achieves a very high resolution and accuracy.

As of October 1, 2023, FAULHABER is reorganizing its sales division, thereby placing an even stronger focus on customer orientation and responsiveness. Responsibilities will be reallocated within the existing sales management team. This strategic development is a decisive step in taking the company's growth to the next level.

Industry 4.0 and Intralogistics 4.0. change the production environment and thus impact AGVs (Automated Guided Vehicles) and AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots). To enable the industry to keep pace with trends through quick and cost-efficient development, Markus Fenn and Prof. Dr. Stefan May developed Eduard, a teaching and prototyping platform that can be used to map current trends.

With the extension of its production location in Jimbolia, Romania, the FAULHABER Group is taking a significant step to boost its competitiveness on the market and at the same time to satisfy the growing demand for its high-quality products.

With its drive technology webinars, which are around one hour in length, FAULHABER provides the possibility of bringing your knowledge up to speed without having to spend too much time and effort. Missed webinars can now be accessed online at any time. This requires one-off registration, which is then valid for an entire year.

How can the earth feed nine or ten billion people? "Smart farming" is an important part of the answer to this existential question: Extremely high efficiency in food production through the targeted use of the latest technology, computer-supported and – where possible – fully automatic.

Sports fans want to see every little detail, and the TV cameras deliver: whether the goalie is clenching his jaw before the spot kick or how many millimeters the serve cleared the net in a tennis match, everything is captured in detail. Drive units from FAULHABER are used to adjust the shutter and focus.